Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, March 28, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextIMILV OAPITAIi JOURNAL. SALrJfc, OREGON. SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 100H. ". B? Absolutely Pare From Grapes, the most healthful of fruits, comes the chief ingredient of ROYAL BAKUm POWDER i The only baking powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar JWj"Mli Tftnvwa Cetit aKJ rocret!intlia laj'urious tlum or plioPfito of lime powdert, but with Roy 1 you we iWo of pure, healthful food. KZ2HAS PRATICAL REFORM FOR THE SALOONS Wholesalers Will Jolrt With Brewers In tho Work-Evils To Dc Divorced From Tho Diislncss-Prolilbltlon Sentiment To Bo Counteracted By Elevating the Saloon hnlPKfJft liquor JiileroHtfi of Ore our association will do all In Hb Igon wIUmvmiI. In liuurly co-optfrution power to nHslst tho hrewors In cor iwlth tlio' IlrmvorR' mruiiilntton l tho lectins tho oxlstlng ovIIh cnllod at plan to platfo'fho snlootis of tho Hlnto tontfon to. Wo would llko to go fnir on u cloan, luwttbldlng bimln. Thay j thor, for tho 'aoclnl ovll' Hhould ho liopu l go ovon further tlum lite entirely dlsnstsoclntod with saloons. 'bcjr magnates, In that thoy oxpuot Thnt unsIuosH Iff, If anything, worse lo iihu tholr lulluonco toward dlvoro-1 than gambling lu saloons, 'lnc Uroly tho "hooIuI ovll" from "To separate tho disorderly houses tho KBloon, un olomont which tho from nil connootlon with saloons nnd hrowors will not dnhhlo with, union . to do It In a way Hint will pormn- tlio exigencies of Hltuntlou dornnnd It, nontly dlvoreo thorn, would he tho gruntost stop forward along tho liner I 1VJa u1inluiiliM nrn immllni? I II tft (if Ihit iirmwiunul vnfoi-nm M'lilln - ..w...... n ,....,...,.,. . ... ,, , . fcltornuon for tho purpose of form- am alilo to spoak with cwrtnlnty only 4ni; a protuctlvo mwoolntlon to pro- , for myself, I Intra dlsoussod tho mat t)d miHt Identlonlly along tho ; ter with othor wholesalers, nod I JIIuoh mnplidd wt In ytorday'M Tolo- , have found them of tho same mind 'gram.Muid on a similar plntform. nlmoet tow man. We shall not por "I'lVui moi'tlng wiih begun ut S o'clock. fsot permanent organisation until wo 4inf ft'nH hold In tho olllco of 0110 of lnivo lionrd from Mo wine and liquor Ihu'wholudtiln wine and liquor heuses: men throughout the stato. ontsldo of rilYorltand. Only u tentative organ-! Portland. Thoro nro doalera In As stf&on will he off out Ml until all thojtorla. 8alom, Tho Dalles and othor "Wholesalers In tho Htatu, 28 la num- places, nnd we shaft Invite them to Smr, "have lioan hoard from. Thoy Join with uh, and I believe none will wfllt she invited to Join tho mwooln- rofuHe. Tim situation demands Hint HIoti. and U Is hollovod that not ono somu unltod notion he taken, and oC thom will stay out, for nil loom we bellovo tho tlmo Is now ripe to ttw reallio tlmt tho "ohungod uondl not down to business." lions'" donwml h rovlslon in tho moth Mr. Mayor wont on to any tlmt ho voda of handling the retail liquor traf- hollovod tho moral effect that would lie. roHult from organization of thu flultuH 8. Mayor, president of the wholesale liquor Interests working Floekeuateln & Mayer company. Is In harmony with tho brewers would tho temporary head of tho now or at leant oheck tho prohibition nnd anlsntlou, ami ho Is responsible for nntl-saloon wavo, oven if U would th bringing together of tho wholo- not sorvo to turn It back, -sal era uttur the great dofcotlon of AVIll Stay Out or Politics, tho urstwhllo Wholosnlo nnd Retail "While wo will organize." he con "Uquor Dealorii' aaHOClatlon. a 'ar tlnuod, "wo will not dnbblo In poll Hir more ro. Hoa. It will be puroly a protective Whou tho questionable nmnlpula awoolntlon to Bnfoguard tho Intor tlons or Al Orottou. who wuh the onta of our busluotw. nnd wo will wuutiKor of tho orRanUatlon, whloh loavo tho notual enforcement of the Included tho brovorn, tho llquormen Iaw to tho properly constituted an. nd the retailer, pllod the awoola- thorltloe. hut thore nro waya In whloh tlon on the roeks oi dlteuluUon. the wo can work to make U an object to thrive luteroeU deotdod to po tholr the retnll dealers to wo that tho taw own way and Ulan tholr own cam- nro not vlolatod In their plaoee of mlRns Tho brawere were the unit miamosB." to set tOROthor. and thoy bavo now n harmonloue nnd elosely knit orRn. Oharlee II. Fox, of the Zimmer man company, who le aleo interested xntlon, luoiudtng all beer mnutiiot In the formetlon of tho ormNlwitlon. tirers of tho state. A tuld before.' declared that most of the reform thoy made their tint defensive move work already done luul been actum against the "eokl-water" cruamlere pllhlio by the retHllera. but he Mill vomo weeka ago. aul anHounced tUat the woret iikas of the sttoiitio tbetr platform yesterday wns the tivet that liquor license cow. Whether tho wholesaler will, mUtoee. coanty oommissioMm and make nay public auuoHncemeut of others In whom the liquor Iteeaw their platform when drafteil. or take , ikwm were vaitftd were doreltot In the public I a to their conlldeneo in. their duues. whntyer refoiniH they attempt to Institute, cannot be sold, but Tompn- rury Prosideut Mayor dUoussttl aomo of tholr plans rather freoly and very fraakly this morning. lie said: llwlaiVH fr Koform. 'Our mooting thin afternoon was icallod for tho purpose of accomplish- k practically tho samo euda whloh .ho hrowora declare thoy Intend to tiring about. I road tho article In 3fittenUy' Telegram, and. for my t?; t van ay, that I heartily ap- "Wlm the lleease commlttto should do," said lm. "U t make a most oaroftu InvesUgaUeH of the pharnoter and record of ostry man that asks for a uew license or seeks to havo one transferred to bla namo. That would correct many of tho ovlls, but pollUoe plays too strong a part In such maiiors. Again, If the pollco- authorities playod le polltloB and paid mnrf attontlon to law en forcement, much of tho complaint on tho part of the prohibitionists rove pi such action, and I believe 'would bo stopped At tho same time, wo wholesalers can accomplish a good deal through such an associa tion, as Is planned. Wo are, I guess, without exception, afllllated with the National Wholesalo Liquor Dealers association, and this great body has seen tho need of taking defensive action and tho stato organizations can assist tho movement by getting together among thomselves. "Ono of the most offectlvo ways of wiping out the ao-caled 'Joints' and getting rid of disorderly places bo far suggested, and I understand It has been tried succcessully, Is to bring about a 'qulot arrangement' among tho saloonmen who do obey tho day and demand tho revocation of tho license of any person operat ing In tho samo community who does not oboy tho law. For Instance, If thoro aro six saloons in a town and flvo of iho "maro run In a clean, law abiding manner and tho sixth Is not, all that would bo necessary would bo for tho flvo to band togother and tholr unltod Influcnco would unques tionably bo mifllelcnt to tako tho li cense nway from tho 'undcslrablo' man and put it in tho hands of somo ono that will oboy tho law. If this could not bo done, tho Inevitable al ternative would bo, In tho courso of tlmo, tho wiping out of all six sa loona by local option. It Is certainly to tho lntorost of all liquor mon to boo thnt tho dlsroputahlo places aro wiped out, or tho good will go down with tho bad." Othor wholesalers who are nctlvo In tho formation of tho association n-o William O. Van Schuyver nnd P. II. Rothchlld. 1 o No Uho to Dlo. "I havo found out dhnt thoro Is no tmo to dlo of lung trottblo as long ns.you enn got Dr. King's Now DIs covory," says Mrs. J. P. Whlto, of Rushboror, Pa. "I would not he allvo today only for thnt wondorful medicine. It loosens up a cough qulckor thnn nnythlng else, nnd euros lung dlBonso oven after thn case Is pronounced hopeless." This most rnllnblo remedy for coughs and colds, lagrlppo, asthmn, bronchitis nnd honraonoss, is sold under gunr antoo at J. 0. Pcrry'fl dnug store; GOc and $1.00. Trlnl bottlo frco. Not Ico to Improve a Portion of High Street. Notice h hereby given that nt tho meeting of tho Common Council of tho City of Snlom, Orogon, hold Mnrph 1C, 100S, a rosolutldn wno ndontod to Improvo High street bo- twoon tho north lino of Stnto street and tho south lino of Court streot, In the following manner: First: I)y grading the rondwny of said street between said points full width from curb to curb to tho proper subgrnde. Soceiul: Ily paving tho spneo bo twoon the rails and ono and ono half feet outside of the rails of tho Orognn Koleotrlo Rnllwny Compnny with vitrified brlcfc, In accordance with tho plans nnd specifications for tjie rwopoiod improvement of tho streot railway truck of tho Portland Hallway, Light & Prnvor Company on State stroot. tho cost of said Im provement to be assoksod against tho right ef way of tho said" Orogon ISeloetrlo Railway Chmpnny. Third: Ily paving said roadway, save ami except tho space botwoon the rnlTs nnd one and" ono-half foot outsldo of the rails of said railway traok of the Oregon lBloctrfe Railway Company, with Wtrron's nithnillthlc water-proof pavement. Tho cost of said Improvement to be atsoesod on tho owr.ora of adicout property, as prorfdeti In tho cnarter of said city. Romenstrances against tho above Improvement may bo fittd within 20 dnys from tho first publication of thVa notice. By enter of Cummou Council. W. A. MOORES. Reqordor. Date of tlrst publication of this no tice, the 20th day at March, 190S. 3-30-lOt o ' CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Boars tho jUSti-- Signature ji (4y&Cc&Ari WHITE RR0X7.K MONUMENTS Nover oblp, crack tarulau, moss or corrode. The inly kind that never need cleaning. For the truth of the abovo seo them In all the Salem aud nnny of tho coun t y ceraoterle; somo of them hare boon there fo.' jj years, II you want the verybjjt at living P'lcea call on iraddiess 458 MtU St Phone 1SS-J, Salem, 0' T, 11, WAIT. OREGON'S OPPORTUNITY COLONIST RATES from nil Sparta of tlto United Statnx and Canada (o nil porta of Orcjron nnd the Northwest tvlll bo put Into effect by THE OREGONRAILROAD & NAVIGATION CO. -and SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY (Lines In Oregon) DAILY DURING MARCH AND APRIL, 1008. From tlto Pricipal Cities of tho Middles West tho Rates will Re ns Follews: FROM: TO SALES! FROM TO SALEM CHICAGO 38 COUNCIL BLUFFS ....$30 ST. LOUIS 935 OMAHA $30 KANSAS CITY $30 8T. PAUL $30 Corresponding Rates from all other Eastern points. Stopovers at plcanuro at all polntn In Oregon. Tho Colonist Rate Is tho grcntwt of all honiobtiililcrx. Oregon has unlimited resources and needs. moro people who dcslro homes and larger opportunities. Southern Pacific . v Time f December 20th, 1201 i ! Toward Portnild 1f No. 16.-5:53 A. M. 0 "- lib1 No. 18.8M0 A Passenger. No. 12.--2:45 p. M scngor. M. CotUge g Rosebnrj ; Oregon pooplo can accomplish splendid rosmlts by heralding this opportunity to all tho world. Send Oregon Utoraturo giving good rellablo Information about tho stato, far and wide. Call on the abovo railroads for It If nocossnry. FARES CAN BE PREPAID Horo at homo If desired. Any agent Is authorized to accept tho roqulrcd deposit and tolcgraph ticket to any point. Cnll on local agont or addross. WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agvnt, Portland Oregon, 100.00 80.00 12.50 17.G0 72.50 135.00 48.50 29.00 C5.00 15.00 13.50 11.50 CO.OO C0.00 irjiwtsiwwwtiiiiiittiiiiwtttiiiwwiwtsitiwwwtsim(mnm Don't rend this unless you nro In need of somo of theso articles, and wish to snvo money by buying them at a bargain. Until March 30, In order to mno room for now goods, theso Items will bo oftored at greatly reduced prices. Theso aro all of standard maku nnd good qunllty. Regular Salo Prlco Price Ono now 3-Inch wngon, comploto $110.00 $ 05.00 S Ono now buggy, best mnko. 1.10.00 Ono now buggy, host mako. 95.00 Ono now runabout 55.00 Ono now disc harrow 22.00 X Ono now Tlgor drill 90.00 Ono now Bnickoyo binder 1C0. 00 9. Ono new Buckeyo mowor CO.OO J Ono new Buckoyo rnko 32.00 9 Ono now Davis croam separator 100.00 Ono now 14-lnch Rock Island unppcr stooi piow.. la.r.u Jr Ono now 12-Inch Rock Islnnd Cllppor stool plow.. 17.50 x ono now io-incii kock lsiatia vippur mum juuw.. ao.ou. Ono now handmndo llKht oxprosa iu.00 &. Ono now handmndo Hsht oxnross 75.00 Also Becond-hnnd cultivator, mowor nnn rnito ui a unrgain. Stnglo-trooB, double-treos, nock-yokos, dashboards, cushions, nt a 30 por cent reduction. An nssortmont of about 5300 worth of paints, lead, oil, var- nlshos and stains will be put on salo. I will alo soil on commission nny implomont or vomcio W which you may wish to dlsposo of, at any tlmo. GEORGE B. JACOBS Jt Corner Pine and Front St. SALEM. OREGON ;iniiminfcitmiWiinammimnwiniiiiiiHin YOU'LL ENJOY A DRIVE In ono of our rigs Just as much as if you owned It. Moro,, in fact, for you wl'l hnve all tho plcasiuro and only n moro fraction of tho expense of a private stable. You aro not limited In your choice of a turnout, either. Our livery sorvlco can sup ply anything you roqulro, from a runabout to a coach nnd toam. How can wo sorvo you? FASHION STABLES, C. W. Ynniikc, Irop. 131-137 N. High St. Phono Main 44 GMetfr BOSTONgBROWN BREAD FLOUR Is Self-rising. It makes Genoine Brown Bread, Toothsome Quick Biscuit, and a GLORIOUS ROILED PUDD Sold by Al Grocers No. 14. 9:13 P f t. Press. P " Po' Toward PorUnd p No. 222-5:00 P. m.p2 ii'reiffhf ---"ui No. 22610:40 ,. . ... arrives. " No. 226U:28 . departs. '' ' Toward San Francis t.... No. ll.-ll.03 A. M. Roscb, .1 VJ24,'-ii Nn. 1K O.R n .. ... " ' ",uu r' CtifonrfW press. No. 13.-2:01 A. M. San Ttt express. Toward SnnFrancIiMi No. 221.-2:43 A. M. PorfliJ No. 225 H:88A.M.Wii-ftj TUIH TABLE CORVAjLIS H EASTERV Traias fnm and to raacb No. 1 Arrives at CorvallU ,.n Arrive, nc Albany 555 Loaves Yaqulna -j Vi'rlvca aC Albany m, No. 2 Loavo. Albany . n jj Arrives at Yaqulna .... (.11 Trains to nnd from Dttnl Leaven Curvrllls m Na. 3 Loaves Albany nil A. M. 0:00, a7:05, 8 05, ll No. 4 Leaves Dotrolt lojl follows, commencing Jib. it, ; Trains for Cornlllj. No. 8 Loaves Albany Till Arrives Pt Corvalll I.Jll No. 10. Loaves Albany 1 (Si Arrlvo3 at Corvallls ... I lit No. 6 Leavos Albany 7 (! Arrives at Corvallls .... I Ml Trains for Albany. No. G Leaves Corvnllis ( KJ Arrives at Albnny ..... II No. 9 Loavoa Corvallls ...... 1 HI AriivoH at Albany ill No. 7 Loaves Corvall!s 11 Arrlvos at Albany ..... HJ No. 11 (Sunday oaljl- Lenvos Corvallls ... Hl'l Arrives nt Albany . !l No. 12 (Sun Jay oa'y)- Iavos Albany .... 1J,!I Arrive n Corvallls ... 1 l'l For further Information d WM. McJIlTlBAv, r:cn. Pass. Ant.. Portland, Jno. M. Scott, Asst. 0. P. U r HAVE AN EARNEST C4FE For the comfort of tho folks at home. Bundle up tho family washing and phon No. 25 early Monday for ua to send a wagon tor tho clothes. W will snvo vou money, worry and discomfort, and savo the clothos, as well. Thoy will come back to you fresh, crisp and clean. WE DO IT RIGHT The Salem Steam Laundry THE LAUNDRY THAT KNOWS HOW Oregon Electric Railway Co TIMK CAM) Leaving Salem. Portland nnd nterme4Jte tf Innnl Portland and Intermedin locnl ,, i atln, Portland. Hmttri f Portland and lnwniw , I-OIIIUUU mu ."- ... mn i .... West Woodburn, nrt tin, Portland, limited Portland and IntermeJ!" local .. Arriving Sl . . .-.lliU ' Portland and inw J local ,tl o Portland and latwmeJWJ Portland. Tualatin. tt'' . .. llmltA.1 " Wooaourn. """. ,lt 0 Portland and intermeJ- ,0Wl,.--LV;.;e,meJUt Portlana " , - l0;;.:;,ViB.wi foriiauu. - jj;j Woodburn. limited iaBB5alwssgcCT , , n,, jBiLwingiwmmn ' . i LIME AND SULPHUR SPRAY DEPENDABLE BRAND Manufactured by Gideon Stolz Company, Cor. Mill and Summer Sts SALEM, OREGON PIONE JIAIX 2. guarantee this opray to be a strictly ptiro llmo a.nd sulphur solutton. test 2D to 31 Baurae. For sale by FLETCHER JIRYRD, I). A. WHITB & SONS, TILL. SON & CO., R. I. GILBERT & CO. AND AT FACTORY. Vrlce ?8 50 per barrel; $1.50 credit for barrel, If returned. Wooueu... --- .jjj,, Portland asa i ,y local . . OCT. Steamers WnraODl . ,i,A Mes8-' loavo tor i . t' f - MTIUaj art W ." K..daVJS Tuesaa). - 6 a m- a SatonW" Thnrsdayand Satn and docket Joo;lJ THE .... met. lircsiun - - i,i. corosrw AsylaaB' 2AY, d m H.U.